F1 hits the limit with record 24-race calendar unveiled for 2023 season

• New meetings mean season will increase from 22 races in 2022
• US to host three races, in Austin, Miami and Las Vegas

Formula One's calendar for 2023 has been announced with a record number of 24 races, the maximum allowed under the current commercial agreement with the teams. The schedule was approved on Tuesday by a meeting of the FIA's world motor sport council.

This year F1 is to host 22 races but, with new meetings being added as the sport enjoys a surge in popularity across the world, it will attempt to hold the most extensive season in the sport's history in 2023.